Action Comics #1009: We Want the Same Thing
Action Comics #1009
The ‘Leviathan Rising’ mystery continues to tediously unravel in Action Comics #1009.
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Wonder Woman #66: The Great Outdoors
Wonder Woman #66
Diana and Giganta face off against a titan in Colorado
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Dial H for Hero #1: I’m Holding Out for a Hero ’til the End of the Night
Dial H for Hero #1
‘Dial H for Hero #1’ is off to strong start as we meet young Miguel, the newest possessor of the Dial!
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The Flash #67: 53rd and 3rd
The Flash #67
‘The Flash #67’: A new story-arc starts here as Barry must figure out why everybody in Central City is… happy?
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SHAZAM #4: Many Happy Returns
SHAZAM #4
The family is scattered throughout the Magic Lands. Forget everything you know about childhood, because here there be monsters! ‘SHAZAM #4’ is here and the Marvel Family has never felt fresher!
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Wonder Woman #65: The Enemy Within
Wonder Woman #65
Heartbroken and homesick, Diana discovers who her true nemesis is
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Heroes in Crisis #7: Pretty Little #$&* Machine
Heroes in Crisis #7
The mysteries deepen in this latest issue of Heroes without Answers…
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Detective Comics #1000: After 80 Years, It’s Here!
Detective Comics #1000
80 years of some of the most powerful storytelling in comics has led to this moment. Explore Batman’s past, present and future as we proudly present our review of the historic Detective Comics #1000!
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Aquaman #46: Battle
Aquaman #46
In Aquaman #46 Arthur finally confronts Namma the Sea Witch in an epic battle for all life on Earth!
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Teen Titans #28: Get Deathstroke
“The Terminus Agenda” begins! Damian Wayne and his Titans versus Deathstroke for all the marbles!
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Naomi #3: Dancing with Mr. Dee
Naomi #3
Who is Naomi, and where is she really from? Does the mystery man known as Dee have any answers? And why is Naomi’s mom suddenly very, very scary?
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Batman #67: The Lyre of Orpheus
Batman #67
The art in this issue is absolutely stunning. The dialogue is next to non-existent, but the theme is remarkably complex. Even if you don’t approve of King’s long (and I would say extremely successful) experiment with narrative, you are going to want to have this in your collection on the strength of the visuals.
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